AMOS Stealer
Named by 13 kept items in this workspace.
7 items name it under threat actors and 6 under classification.key entities.
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Prior Huntress-observed campaign: SEO-poisoned ChatGPT and Grok conversations posed as macOS troubleshooting advice, tricking users into running commands that downloaded AMOS stealer.
macOS infostealer malware variant delivered via ClickFix or manual DMG download, collects browser data, cryptocurrency-wallet data, Telegram data, Apple Notes data, cookie data, and macOS login-keychain information
Stealer malware delivered via ClickFix-like instructions hosted in fake ChatGPT and Grok shared conversations posing as macOS disk-cleaning advice, and later in a fake OpenAI Codex download variant reported by Cato Networks
macOS infostealer malware delivered via both the malicious Google Doc's manual update (GAPIUpdate.dmg) and the fake DocSend installer (DocSendInstaller.zip); targets browser passwords/cookies, crypto wallets, keychain data, Telegram files, and Notes.app database, exfiltrating to http://86.54.25[.]21
Malware previously observed by Huntress being delivered via malicious ChatGPT and Grok shared conversations using ClickFix in 2025.
Referenced as previously documented by Huntress, delivered through poisoned ChatGPT and Grok conversations; the article notes MacSync shares lineage/similarities with AMOS/Atomic Stealer.
Malware campaign that served fake ChatGPT/Grok-style AI conversation pages with macOS 'clear disk space' instructions, tricking users into running Terminal commands that exposed credentials, compromised systems, and installed persistent malware
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